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Twin Cities Area Criminal Defense Lawyer

When a person is accused of a criminal act, the charge typically is a misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor or a felony offense. In Minnesota, some charges are classified based on degrees, ranging from fifth-degree charges to first-degree charges which are the most severe. The penalties for the charges vary based on the type of offense.

In Minnesota, the consequences of a criminal charge can be everlasting. Not only could a person face jail or prison time and expensive fines, he or she could lose driving privileges or have property seized. Additionally, a conviction could mean difficulty finding employment, housing or even applying for some governmental assistance.

An important aspect of the criminal justice system is the safeguards afforded to each citizen. As an American, when a person is accused of a crime, he or she has the right to a speedy trial, the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. All of these could be utilized to help protect a person's freedom and liberties.

Apple Valley Criminal Defense Firm

If you are facing criminal charges in Apple Valley or the surrounding areas in Minnesota, an experienced and passionate attorney can help you fight for your future. James Blumberg is a former prosecutor who now uses his extensive knowledge of the legal system to help clients defend themselves against criminal accusations.

James Blumberg founded James Blumberg Law with the goal of helping those facing the criminal justice system get favorable results in their cases. He works one-on-one with clients to ensure their rights are protected. He understands how expensive criminal charges can be, and he is willing to work with clients on payment options.

Call (952) 431-7758 to schedule a free initial consultation. James Blumberg Law represents clients throughout Dakota County, including Burnsville, Eagan, Hastings, Inver Grove Heights, Lakeville, Mendota Heights and Rosemount, as well as anywhere in the Twin Cities region, including Hennepin County, Ramsey County and Anoka County.

Criminal Charges in Dakota County Courts

Minnesota law covers a wide range of criminal matters. These various laws include a plethora of specific offenses, all of which can carry various penalties and consequences. James Blumberg Law has experience in a myriad of criminal cases, including:

Procedural Matters and Protecting Your Rights

An experienced criminal defense lawyer can assist clients in matters related to their criminal cases, including various administrative functions. An attorney can be present throughout the criminal process to help clients make educated decisions concerning their future. Some common instances in which an attorney can help include:

Steps throughout the criminal process, including a first appearance or arraignment hearing;

James is available to help you with any questions you may have concerning administrative penalties or the Minnesota criminal process. Taking on the criminal justice system alone can be overwhelming. Our firm is here to help.

James Blumberg Law - A Dakota County Criminal Defense Lawyer

Facing criminal charges can be stressful, but you can rely on Apple Valley criminal defense lawyer James Blumberg to help you understand the charges you face and assist you in building a strong defense against them. Having a dedicated attorney with experience on both sides of the criminal justice system can be beneficial to your case. Call James Blumberg Law at (952) 431-7758 to schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your charges.

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James L. Blumberg

As a former prosecutor in the Dakota County Attorney’s Office, James Blumberg has experience on both sides of the criminal courtroom. He knows how to fight to get charges reduced or dismissed for clients in the Twin Cities area.

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